Compulsory Russian Curriculum Compared With U S Systems
Rita Liepina of the National Science Foundation notes Soviet schooling demands a heavy, compulsory high school load in Russia with long hours and diverse subjects. In contrast U S students face fewer required courses and stricter college entrance hurdles, affecting university enrollment and capacity.
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Bouvet Island: Norway’s South Atlantic Atlantic Colony
Bouvet Island, covering about 22 square miles, is a remote South Atlantic Ocean territory governed by Norway. The uninhabited volcanic island lies in the subantarctic region and serves as a possession of Norway.
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Trimotor Returns as Modern Bushmaster Aims to Revive Ford Heritage
In Gardena California a small team led by Robert E. Hayden plans a modern Bushmaster version of the 1920s Trimotor. The aircraft will be faster larger and meet current Civil Aeronautics standards with six foot wider fuselage capacity for 21 passengers and 720 cubic feet of cargo priced around 100 000 to 125 000 dollars. Aztecs are noted at article end.
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Polio Grants In State At One Million
Four North Carolina institutions Duke University North Carolina College at Durham University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Wake Forest College received National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis grants totaling 936 796 for virus research professional education and related work from 1938 to August 31 1957 Chapel Hill headquarters announced Also a 237 000 grant to UNC in January for three years to train personnel in physical therapy and rehabilitation
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East Coast Winter Storm Buries Cities With Deep Drifts
The February blizzard walloped the Northeast from New York to Maine, dumping up to 19 inches in Boston and 42 inches in upstate New York. Cities halted transport and power, with hundreds of deaths, stranded travelers, and widespread emergency actions across 26 states.
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